Food prices likely to ease late year then rise in early 1977
UPI reports Agriculture Department experts expect retail food prices to dip slightly from summer levels during year end, with moderate increases in early 1977. Declines due to cheaper meat poultry and some produce offset by higher coffee fish and restaurant prices. Overall 1976 food inflation near 3 percent, driven by margins and demand.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Labor claims labor aided Carter victory margin
AFL-CIO officials say labor supplied the margin for Carter's win, crediting 52 electoral votes from Pennsylvania and Ohio and narrowing losses in Illinois California and Michigan. They report a 70 percent success rate for labor endorsed House candidates and note extensive GOTV efforts.
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Washington
UPI
Afl-Cio
Jimmy Carter
George
Carter
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Illinois
California
Michigan
Congress
Meany
Tom Donahue
John Dunlop
United Autoworkers
Leonard Woodcock
Labor
Dirty Dozen target Rhodes escapes defeat in 1974 sweep
Conservationists hailed partial success as Rep. John Rhodes and fellow targets Burt Talcott and others survived, while Sen. Steiger fell in Arizona. The Environmental Action group spent about $50,000 on radio and print ads to unseat 12 lawmakers with poor conservation records, but many incumbents won re election and debate continued over EPA funding and political pressure.
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Cynthia J. Mills
Washington
UPI
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
House
John Rhodes
Environmental
Rhodes
Burt Talcott
Calif
Albert Johnson
Donald Clancy
Ohio
Steiger
Dennis DeConcini
Arizona
Senate
Talcott
Environmental Protection Agency
Martha Foley
Goodloe Byron
James Cleveland
N.H
Samuel Devine
John Flynt
Dga
Charles Grassley
Alowa
Gene Snyder
R-Ky
Steven Symms
Idaho
Richard White
D-Tex
League of Conservation Voters
The
Sierra Club
Andy Maguire
D-N.j
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Silvio Conte
R-Mass
Pat Schroeder
D-Cole
Panetta
NLRB orders union to cease coercive actions at Lincoln site
The National Labor Relations Board ruled that Omaha based Construction Laborers Union Local 1140 must stop pressuring Lueder Construction Co workers to strike or withhold work at the Nebraska Wesleyan University fieldhouse project in Lincoln. The board also barred threats aimed at restricting business with Richard Schaaf Construction Co. in Lincoln.
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Washington
UPI
National Labor Relations Board
Nebraska
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Lincoln
NLRB
Construction Laborers Union
Lueder Construction Co
Omaha
Lueder
Richard Schaaf
First Communion for 26 students at St Francis Parish
Twenty six St Francis Elementary School students received their first Communion at the 8 30 a m Mass at St Francis Catholic Church. The Rev Edwin Albers OFM was the celebrant. Communicants included Gina Backes Craig Bender Debra Denkinger David Engel Alan Eisenmenger Janice Eisenmenger Scott Herschnbach Julie Herink Shane Krause Michael Kosch Russel Krings Julie Kuta Sandra Labenz Ann Leick Marie Noonan Marina Olivier Gregory Sander John Schueth Gary Torczon Amy Weik Scott Weidner Susan Weidner Keith Wembhoff Scott Weidmornf Julie Werner and Kenneth Zach.
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Sandra Labenz
Ann Leick
Marie Noonan
Marina Olivier
Gregory Sander
John Schueth
Gary Torczon
Amy Weik
Scott Weidner
Susan Weidner
Keith Wembhoff
Scott Wemnhoff
Julie Werner
Kenneth Zach
Albion Students to Attend Elkhorn Valley Choral Clinic
Seventh and eighth grade vocalists directed by William Burcham will travel to Tilden on Friday to participate in the eighth annual Elkhorn Valley Choral Clinic. Fifty five Albion singers will join peers from other schools in an afternoon form and an evening concert.
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Albion
William Burcham
Tilden
Elkhorn Valley
Notice of Probate Estate No 4726 in Platte County
Public notice announces probate of the Last Will of Leonard W. Barrett and the appointment of Dale L. Barrett as executor with a hearing set for November 29, 1976 at 10:30 A.M. in Platte County Nebraska. Gerald E. Rouse, County Judge. Also notices bids for a new 2 ton pickup in Columbus Nebraska and a guardian sale of real estate Lot 9, Block 7 Gerrard's Addition Columbus, to be sold December 6, 1976 at 2:00 P.M. Cleo T. Robak, Guardian.
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Platte County
Nebraska
Leonard W. Barrett
Dale L. Barrett
Gerald E. Rouse
City Hall
Columbus
Council Chambers
11Th Street
Harold A. Farrar
Gerrard
Helena Rathke
Lost Creek Long Rifles Association Incorporation
The Nebraska non profit corporation Lost Creek Long Rifles Association, Inc is formed with Box 437 Humphrey as registered office. It aims to promote muzzle loading weapons and amateur target competition and social activities for members, commencing November 1, 1976 with perpetual existence and a five member board. A judiciary hearing is set for November 30, 1976 in Fremont district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Creek Long Rifles Association, Inc
Nebraska Non-profit Corporation Act
Humphrey
Nebraska
Jarecki and Co Formed as Grain Trucking Partnership
A general partnership formed under Nebraska law named Jarecki and Co will transact trucking and shelling of grain. Partners are Edmund A Jarecki Jr Andrew L Jarecki and Louis L Jarecki. Dated November 2 1976.
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Nebraska
Jarecki and Co
Edmund A Jarecki, Jr
Andrew L. Jarecki
Louis L. Jarecki
Nebraska Judicial Nominating Hearing and Fire Department Job Notice
The Judicial Nominating Commission will interview candidates at 10:00 a.m. for a Nebraska Supreme Court vacancy Third District with public comments, while Judge Brodkey invites written interest. Columbus Fire Department seeks applicants for fireman with a 7:00 PM November 22, 1976 exam.
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Judicial Nominating Commission
Third Supreme Court Judicial District
Fremont
Nebraska
Supreme Court
Third District
Donald Brodkey
State Capitol Building
Lincoln
Columbus
11Th Street
23Rd Avenue
City Hall
Jack Byrnes
Richard C. Tooley, JR
Civil Service Commission
City OF
MARJAC Enterprises Incorporation Details and Public Bid Notice
MARJAC Enterprises Incorporated in Nebraska outlines stock terms and perpetual existence. Nebraska Public Power District invites sealed bids for Isolated Phase Bus Equipment for Gerald Gentleman Station Unit 2 near Sutherland with revised bid deadline November 23, 1976.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
Nebraska
C.S.T
J. M. White
15Th Street
Columbus
P. O. Box
Generation Engineering and Construction
A. J. Divis
Stearns-Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
Board of Directors
D. W. Hill
D and J Inc. Corporation Based in Columbus Nebraska
A brief notice identifies D and J Inc as a corporation located in Columbus Nebraska with ZIP code 68601 and registered in that region.
Public Notices In 1976 Record Show Perpetual 0&J Inc
Public notices dated in 1976 reference perpetual status for 0 and J Inc with ongoing obligations and filings. No additional readable details.
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Greiner
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Ted Krzycki
Don Krzycki
Andy Bruns
G. Hatfield
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Marine Enterprises, Inc
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Fleischer Rexall
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